Sentence examples for suggests integrity from inspiring English sources

The poor correlation between brain extracellular and plasma [K+] suggests integrity of the electrical barrier [ 16] and a primarily brain parenchymal origin of CMD [K+].

The idea that a fully virtuous agent lacks integrity does not seem plausible, however, and this suggests that integrity cannot merely reside in the triumph of principle over pleasure.

This account of integrity suggests the integration of what Frankfurt (1971) refers to as higher order or lower order volitions.

This also suggests that integrity is essentially social.

Once more this suggests counterfeit integrity, without intent to deceive others.

Not unreasonably, if someone suggests the integrity of the inquiry was totally invalid, I am entitled to say what I think about the conclusion.

Similarly, the appearance of diffuse bacterial DNA inside the vesicle suggests that integrity of the bacteria has been compromised.

This suggests that integrity of the right prefrontal cortex is not critical in determining response to rotigotine, at least in the sample of patients we have assessed in this study.

Yannis Kokkos's 1993 staging of Tristan und Isolde for Welsh National Opera suggested an integrity of concept that would not date - and so it has proved.

But Zambia's foreign minister, Kabinga J. Pande, in a speech on his president's behalf, suggested the integrity of the regional body of southern African leaders itself was at stake in the Zimbabwe crisis.

The slow response indicates absence of through-going open fractures in the lacustrine unit, consistent with geotechnical properties (high plasticity, normal consolidation), suggesting high integrity that protects the underlying aquifer from surficial contamination.